Cheese

From the hidden laboratories deep within Murray’s Caves, our newest experiment emerges: Project X! A collaboration with Spring Brook farm in Vermont, this raw cow’s milk tomme takes its inspiration from the rugged mountain cheeses of Italy, with our own Northeast twist. We coat these wheels with a generous helping of herbaceous fennel pollen, followed by repeated bathing in Gewurztraminer from New York’s Finger Lakes. The result is incredible: lusciously moist, with flavors of roasted walnuts, cocoa and anise. Equally at home on a cheese board or melted in pasta, with a glass of Alpine-style white wine. Read More

This rugged little wheel is a bit of an outlier on this list. Made in a style reminiscent of the Iberian “torta” - sheep and cow's milk aged into a rich, gooey wheel that’s just begging you to lop the top off and start scooping. It’s got a big, briny flavor, with a rind that tastes of raw oysters, and a yogurty, lactic paste that’ll linger on your tongue for hours! Read More

Two years ago Murray's and the Cellars at Jasper Hill embarked on a top secret mission to create an exclusive cheese for Eleven Madison Park's Iconic New York menu. What transpired was a collaboration between Murray's, EMP, Ithaca Beer Co, and The Cellars at Jasper Hill. The result is a spectacular new pasteurized cow milk cheese...and Murray's is the only place you can get it! Read More

Don't be duped by the name; in German it means 'wine cheese,' but this unusual tomme is actually from northern Italy. Soaked in Lagrein wine and spices, it's creamy, lightly peppery, and a bit garlicky; like super-fancy beef jerky. Read More

Four to six months of aging in salty and dry conditions on the Spanish island of Minorca result in a unique and powerful cheese: bright, flakey, salty and with the unmistakable tang of vinegar. Read More

Why the hexagon? Perhaps the perfect simplicity of this pasteurized goat's milk cheese from Lyon had the cheesemakers worried. No gimmicks necessary, in our opinion. A creamy to runny interior with a rind as tender and fine as any Brie. Read More